InfoSec Bites

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HelloInfoSec

Category

technology

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

6 Sept 2025

Latest episode

23 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

27 of 155 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   23 Aug 2026TRANSCRIPT

   ISO/IEC 27018: Guidelines for Protecting PII in Public Clouds

   Industry experts discuss how ISO/IEC 27018 provides cloud service providers with actionable controls to protect personally identifiable information, ensuring compliance with global privacy regulations.

2. 

   23 Jul 2026TRANSCRIPT

   The Silent Layer: Unmasking Container Base OS Security in AWS Environments

   Host [Host Name] interviews [Guest Name, Credential] about securing container base OS in AWS using Bottlerocket's minimalist and immutable design.

3. 

   16 Jul 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Web Application Attacks & Adversarial Lifecycle: From Passive OSINT to Lateral Movement and Multi-Layered Detection

   This episode explores the adversarial lifecycle of web application attacks, from reconnaissance to lateral movement and multi-layered detection strategies.

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ISO/IEC 27018: Guidelines for Protecting PII in Public Clouds

Published 23 Aug 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] But you still need strict operational and technical rules to ensure the bank manager themselves isn't using a master key to open your specific box and rifle through your personal document. Wow, okay. That makes perfect sense. Yeah. ISO 27018 binds the processor to act exclusively as an agent of the controller. It completely neuters that commercial exploitation risk we were talking about earlier. So this standard originally dropped back in July of 2014, and then it had a minor editorial fix in 2019. But looking at the research, it seems like the real forcing function that made the industry actually take this seriously was the regulatory hammer of GDPR in Europe, followed by CCPA in California. […]

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